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Bangladesh seizes 400 tortoises at airport
Tortoises worth an estimated three million taka ($37,000) on the black market.
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Jolie fame to highlight humanitarian crises-UNHCR
American actress to be special envoy for refugee crises, expected to focus on complex emergencies.
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Oil prices mixed after Iran nuclear talks
Oil prices fell in early trade as Iran and six major powers held "constructive" talks on Iran's nuclear program.
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Hafiz Sheikh to attend IMF, World Bank meetings in Washington
Shaikh is also scheduled to meet the Finance Ministers of Iran, Saudi Arabia and China during his visit.
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Clinton to continue to press Pakistan on Haqqani network
Recalling pressing Pakistan to squeeze Haqqani network, Clinton says will continue to make that point, press it hard.
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The Haqqani connection: ‘No intelligence that Kabul attack planned in Pakistan’
Gen Dempsey says Haqqani fighters present on both sides of Pak-Afghan border; Clinton phones Khar to discuss attack.
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US pledges $110m aid amid talks over NATO supplies
Financing for cross-border security, counternarcotics activities.
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Sterling offer: Lord Nazir suspended by Labour Party
Peer denies statement; reporter clarifies comments were about Blair, Bush, not Obama.
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No evidence yet that Kabul attacks were planned on Pakistan soil: US CJCS Dempsey
Panetta, Dempsey both hold Haqqani network responsible for attacks, but concede it is spread on both sides of border.
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Trial of would-be-New York subway suicide bomber begins
In September 2009 Medunjanin, two former high school friends, put final touches to a plan to bomb one of three sites.
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Karzai says NATO failed in Kabul, Taliban deny Haqqani involvement
Although Haqqanis are part of Taliban, we did not ask for any help, guidance or support: Taliban spokesman.
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UN toughens North Korea sanctions over rocket launch
UN warns of further actions unless North Korea abandons plans for more nuclear tests.
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Nazi-salute Breivik brought to tears by video broadcast replay
Breivik was emotionless when prosecutors detailed the victims and causes of death.
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India to test new long-range nuclear missile this week
The test of the indigenously-developed Agni-V will be carried out from a coastal range in the eastern state of Orissa.
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Remote Indian state struggles for identity
For many Manipuris, the concept of being "of India" in any meaningful sense is one they find difficult to entertain.
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Kabul fighting ends with explosions, heavy gunfire
The only insurgent who was resisting has been killed, says Kabul police chief's spokesman.
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Retribution: It’s a message for NATO, says Taliban
“Attacks are the beginning of the spring offensive we had planned for months,” Taliban spokesman Zabihullah...
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In-synch blitz: Multiple attacks herald Taliban ‘spring offensive’
President Hamid Karzai was moved to a safe area and his palace went into lockdown.
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Taliban attack: Explosions, gunfire inside Kabul embassies
'A lot of suicide bombers' involved in the attack, says Taliban spokesman.
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Pakistanis accused of using Afghan media for spying
TV channels term claims as ‘white lies’, challenge Afghan official to produce evidence.
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Mensa: British four year old almost 'as smart as Einstein and Hawking'
Four year old Heidi Hankins achieved a score of 159 IQ, a single IQ point below Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking.
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UN unanimously approves Syria observer force
UN Resolution 2042 approved the first 30 unarmed military monitors, who are expected to to leave within days.
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Afghan govt names son of slain ex-leader as Peace Council head
Salahuddin Rabbani to lead the country's High Peace Council charged with reaching out to Taliban insurgents.
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UN vote on Syria mission faces Russia doubts: Report
Russia demands that President Bashar al-Assad withdraw troops and heavy weapons from Syrian cities.
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Expectations low for crunch Iran nuclear talks: Report
Iran is prepared to sit down and talk about the nuclear issue.
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Bin Laden family to be deported next week: Lawyer
Lawyer says family will be deported to Saudi Arabia after jail sentence for illegal residence ends.
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Expediting return: Zardari requests Singh to repatriate Dr Chishty
In a letter to the Indian premier, the president asks for a ‘kind gesture’.
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Pakistani Briton selected to feature in Political Leaders Conference
International lawyer Raza Anjum had campaigned for the release of Aasia bibi.
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Major strides: India opens door to more trade with Pakistan
Allows, in principle, FDI from Pakistan; inaugurates second border check post at Attari.
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'Reluctant' CIA spy pleads not guilty to leaking charges, gets bail
Kiriakou had previously revealed the CIA's use of waterboarding of al Qaeda suspects.
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US court hands 12-year sentence to Pakistani in America for supporting LeT
24-year old Jubair Ahmed had created and uploaded a propaganda LeT video, recruited members.
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Iran oil: Sanctions? We'll just turn our transponders off
Iran tells tankers to turn transponders off, obfuscate monitors as it tries to keep its sanctioned oil lines afloat.
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Four plead not guilty to Danish newspaper ‘massacre plot’
They went on trial over suspected plot to massacre staff of newspaper that published cartoons of Prophet (pbuh).
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Afghan corruption feeding unrest: Experts
Corruption is enabling the drug trade to thrive and pushing Afghans towards the Taliban, analysts warn.
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China to begin delivering oil ships to Iran in May
Chinese shipyards are expected to deliver the first of 12 supertankers to Iranian oil shipping operator NITC in May.
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US seeks ‘clearly defined’ ties with Pakistan
US respects seriousness with which parliament’s review of US-Pakistan relations was conducted.
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Six killed in Iraq attacks
Gunmen ambush police patrol in northern Iraq on Thursday, killing two policemen and three civilians.
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Cost of bomb investigation to be tallied for Guantanamo trial
US to estimate how much it has spent investigating the deadly bombing of the destroyer USS Cole in the past 12 years.
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G8 powers urge Iran to hold 'constructive dialogue'
Earlier Clinton had also asked Iran to 'credibly' answer international concerns at the Istanbul talks at the weekend.
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Illegal Entry: 144 deported from Greece, UK return home
Federal Investigation Agency officials said the deportees would be released after fulfilling legal formalities.
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Navy Operation: Denmark frees 9 Pakistanis from Somali pirates
Twelve hostages from Pakistan and Iran have been rescued.
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2002 riots case: 18 jailed for life over Gujarat killings
Five other men handed seven-year prison terms.
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Revisiting foreign policy: US ready to talk – but end to drone strikes unlikely
United States ready to discuss the new framework for relations with Pakistan.
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Albanian pleads guilty in US on terror charges
Agron Hasbajrami wished to travel to Pakistan to join the jihad and "marry with the girls in paradise"
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Suicide bomber kills 5 in northern Afghanistan
Head of the provincial rapid reaction force commander Abdullah Guard was among those injured in the blast.
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Twelve hostages freed, 16 pirates held off Somalia: Denmark
Twelve hostages from Pakistan and Iran have been rescued.
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Ceasefire to end Syria bloodshed appears to hold
A 'few explosions' were heard in the town of Zabadani shortly after the ceasefire entered into effect.
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Five dead in Wednesday's Indonesia quake: Report
Two people died of heart attacks and one because of shock.
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US-Afghan talks face tough hurdle over troops
The strong US-led NATO force is due to pull out by the end of 2014, but a residual US force is expected to remain.
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Indonesia earthquake: ‘No tsunami threat in Pakistan’
Fears of a tsunami in Indian Ocean quelled by Met office.

















































